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Help Identifying Roman Coins

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could anyone help me identify these roman coins and give me an idea of the possible values?

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Would need individual images to attribute properly, but:

1. Severus Alexander
2. Vitellius
3. Gordian III
4. Lucius Verus
5. Severus Alexander

Vitellius is the rarest and likely the most valuable of the bunch; he ruled less than half a year in 69 AD, the Year of Four Emperors. Not especially rare, but coveted because he's one of the 12 Caesars. I would be very cautious about that one being a fake.

The Lucius Verus is also scarcer and would be more valuable, despite being too harshly cleaned to expose bright copper.

The rest look genuine in my eye, and are probably worth about $30-50 each.
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Finn235 - thank you so much. couldn't be happier to learn about these coins.
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Finn is a great identifier.

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